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Parents and teachers meet over $1.9 billion funding gap affecting public schools in New South Wales.
Teachers and parents at Hunter schools in New South Wales are holding crisis meetings to address a significant funding shortfall for public schools.
The NSW Teachers Federation estimates a $1.9 billion deficit, while the federal government will allocate $24.2 billion to 970 non-government schools over four years, compared to $14.3 billion for 2,200 public schools.
The underfunding impacts class sizes, curriculum offerings, and teacher collaboration.
Meetings aim to demand adequate resources for public schools.
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